Business Administration with Artificial Intelligence

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School of Computer Science and Informatics · Business and management

This programme is designed for people like you; people with relevant work or technical experience, who have the ambition to accelerate their progression to senior leadership roles through a period of focused study and personal development. Are you an ambitious manager interested in driving positive business change using recent developments in Artificial Intelligence, Data Mining and Machine Learning? If so, then join us and thrive on the — MBA with Artificial Intelligence. This programme is designed for people like you; people with relevant work or technical experience, who have the ambition to accelerate their progression to senior leadership roles through a period of focused study and personal development. Contemporary integrated themes run through all modules, such as the future of work, responsible leadership and digital transformation. You’ll also study a specialist module on Artificial Intelligence, taught within the Data Science Academy in the School of Computer Science and Informatics. Alongside students from a range of backgrounds and with diverse experiences, you will develop your business knowledge, increase your self-awareness and sharpen your ability as an effective and inspiring leader. You will consider the wider commercial, social and environmental implications of decision-making in a variety of practical contexts and have the opportunity to understand the management challenges of the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning within business. As a member of the — Business School community, you will benefit from opportunities to make a difference to society and the economy through study and extra-curricular activity in line with Public Value. The — MBA with Artificial Intelligence will help you make a difference. Accreditations Association of MBAs (AMBA)

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